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I can easily drink my 64 ounces of Fluid and get in my 80 g of Protein. Isopure in the glass bottles is how I get the Proteins and 40 ounces of fluid. I feel no discomfort when it comes to eating sugarfree Popsicles sugar free Jell-O sugar-free pudding and I was put on full liquid . I still have gas pain and abdomen pain. I'm starting to worry that maybe I'm doing something wrong or something wasn't done right. My surgery was on September 26

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you really don't feel too much restriction until you move to food with more consistency.

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Thank you for the information I was starting to think that maybe I had messed it up already lol. It does make sense Ty for the input :) .

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Wow I am 20 days out and still don't get in 64oz and am full often to get in my two shakes. I know everyone is different but don't you feel any restriction or tighness when you consume your liquids?

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I drink about one cup per hour. Milk fills me up but not Water. Don't get me wrong... I'm not hungry but I just thought drinking anything would make my stomach would feel so tight.

I do get all 64 oz of fluids in.

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The Isopure in the Glass bottles hold 40 g of Protein and 20 ounces of Fluid each. So I add 20 ounces extra to that and it doesn't seem to bother me much. it does take me all day to drink it all . My doctor just called to check up on me and finally got cleared to take Gas-X strips and said that I'm doing great when it comes to doing my fluids and protein that way:)

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My surgery was June 19th, and I've never had a problem getting in 75-90 ounces of liquid and 75-90 grams of Protein per day...regardless of the stage. Some days it took more effort, because I have no feeling of hunger, but it's been done.

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I need help with the Protein. I try but I'm so tired of the powders. Help

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I am now on pureed foods and I am finding it hard to get my Water in. I can never finish my supper (1/4 cup pureed chicken, 1/4 cup of carrots). I eat really slow but I get full before I can get my supper down. I am having great weight loss results. When I was just on liquids I always seemed hungry and never really satisfied...but now I get really full from eating very little.

It's working!

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I also hated Protein Powder so I started drink 'High Protein Boost" and it is really good. I tastes like choc milk shake. Just a thought!

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I can easily drink my 64 ounces of Fluid and get in my 80 g of Protein. Isopure in the glass bottles is how I get the Proteins and 40 ounces of Fluid. I feel no discomfort when it comes to eating sugarfree Popsicles sugar free Jell-O sugar-free pudding and I was put on full liquid . I still have gas pain and abdomen pain. I'm starting to worry that maybe I'm doing something wrong or something wasn't done right. My surgery was on September 26

ArtSong

Less than one week PO no problems.

You can down your H20, Protein, good news :)

You are doing terrific

Don't look a gift horse in the mouth ;)

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Wow I was sleeved on 9/27 and I am nowhere close to that. I can only drink a few sips of Protein, Water feels like I am swallowing a solid green been going down, and Jello is almost impossible. Maybe mine is too tight?

Don't worry I was the same way. I still don't do pudding and I never liked the consistency of the jello. I think that it is good to have restriction, part of it is your tummy is swollen and recovering from surgery. Everyday it gets better.

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